Which phenomenon primarily enables long-distance radio wave propagation beyond the horizon?

💡 Explanation

The ionosphere refracts radio waves, causing them to bend back toward Earth; this allows long-distance propagation because the radio waves are reflected, rather than attenuated, and therefore go far beyond line of sight.

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